Neofabs Manufacturing · Custom Parts & OEM Production
Neofabs provides one commercial manufacturing relationship for CNC machining, fabricated parts, additive manufacturing and industrial assemblies. Production is coordinated through independently operated authorized sites selected for each project.
What You Can Build
Laser-cut metals & plastics
- •Brackets & mounting plates
- •VESA/DIN-rail plates
- •Shields & covers
- •Custom profiles
CNC machining
- •Fixtures & mounts
- •Spacers & standoffs
- •Heat-sinks (stock profiles)
- •Simple housings
3D printing (Nylon/CF-Nylon/ABS/TPU)
- •Small enclosures
- •Clips & connectors
- •Jigs & fixtures
- •Prototypes
Turnkey enclosures
- •Off-the-shelf boxes with cutouts
- •Gaskets & sealing
- •Hardware integration
- •Powder-coated finish
Light assemblies
- •Cable/loom kits
- •Fastener packs
- •Labeled sub-assemblies
- •Testing & QC
How It Works
Define the part or assembly
Provide drawings, STEP/DXF/PDF files or specifications through the agreed project-intake route after any required NDA or data-handling terms are established
Light customization
Adjust dimensions, hole patterns, finish options, and labeling requirements
DFM review + sample scope
Design-for-manufacturing review and sample requirements defined before production
Pilot / first production order
Initial order quantity, quality plan and documentation defined by the selected process, supplier and project requirements
Repeat-order planning
Forecasting and repeat-order workflow can be defined after the first accepted production run
Illustrative Starter Scopes
Industrial brackets and plates
Illustrative custom brackets and mounting plates; detailed drawings, quantities and finishing are specified in the RFQ.
DIN-rail hardware and assemblies
Illustrative custom industrial mounting components; no preapproved SKU or inventory is implied.
Custom enclosures and integration
Illustrative enclosure production with project-specific sizes, cutouts, hardware and cable assemblies.
Quality & Compliance
Supplier capability, certification, process, quality plan, MOQ, tooling, lead time and geography are verified for the specific RFQ. No supplier or production outcome is implied before written qualification and quotation.
Start Your Project
Start with the structured RFQ so the manufacturing requirement can be reviewed against process, material, quantity, quality and timing.
Inputs the RFQ should define:
- •Project description and requirements
- •Manufacturing processes needed (CNC, laser-cut, 3D print, etc.)
- •Material preferences
- •Target quantity and timeline
- •Technical drawings or design files (STEP/DXF/PDF)
Availability varies by region and workload. Final MOQs, tolerances, and lead times are confirmed at quote. Regulatory, certification and end-product conformance responsibilities are allocated in the applicable quotation, purchase order or manufacturing agreement; nothing on this page substitutes for that project-specific review.